Sentence examples for lost taking from inspiring English sources

He goes on to praise the officers who were lost, taking a heartfelt but awkward step outside fiction.

It was a short walk, but we got lost, taking one turn, then another, through narrow alleys where old women sat on doorsteps.

Since the start of 2016 they have won nine, drawn three and not lost (taking 30 points from 12 games, not far off double Boro's 18 from 12), and the 3-1 victory at Huddersfield was a sixth in succession.

The park at that hour is an extremely social environment, which suits neither me nor the little dog: it often gets lost taking long detours through the undergrowth in order to avoid other dogs.

Aside from leaving people in a solar lurch, success is also breeding widespread concern that unless money is injected into the program, the momentum built up over its four-year life will be lost, taking with it some of the dozens of companies and hundreds of jobs it created.

We observed that voters often seemed quite lost taking far more than the required number of actions to cast individual votes, especially when they ultimately voted inaccurately.

Some small items from "Lost" were, well, lost — taken by cast members as souvenirs.

I love to get lost, take risks and find secret places that only the locals know about.

Understanding why you lost takes self-critical reflection, mountains of data and often more than one election.

But it steers straight into the spiritual skid that "Lost" took in its final season, then cuts a path to something original.

If he did not locate his ball in five minutes, McIlroy would have had to declare it lost, take a one-stroke penalty and return to the tee.